Top Zagreb Archaeology Tours

Make the most of your time in Zagreb with this guided walking tour through the city’s Upper and Lower Towns. Your guide will show you highlights around the city and tell you about Zagreb’s culture and history along the way. During the tour you’ll even go for a ride on the city’s funicular railway. This small group tour is limited to 15 people.

It can be difficult to appreciate Zagreb’s historical and cultural significance on a self-led tour. Instead, discover the city’s highlights and hear their stories on an intimate walking tour led by a local, benefiting from the small group size for a more personalized experience. Explore landmarks including the Zagreb Cathedral, St. Mark’s Church, and Lotrscak Tower, and enjoy an included ride on the historic city funicular.

Discover the beauty of Plitvice Lakes without having to rely on public transport schedules with this hassle-free day trip. Following a Zagreb pickup, head to the pretty village of Rastoke and learn about the history of Croatia. The trip continues to Plitvice Lakes National Park for a guided walk along scenic paths and boardwalks, and plenty of time to take photos of this world-renowned UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Visit the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park, this full-day trip from Zagreb. Traveling by air-conditioned vehicle, dubbed the ‘Little Plitvice,’ and see its cascades and watermills before continuing to Plitvice proper. Here, take a 4-hour sightseeing tour, admiring the lakes and waterfalls by foot, boat, and tram. Finish with lunch (own expense) at a local restaurant before returning to Zagreb.

Move through Zagreb at your own pace on this private tour, which ensures personalized attention and a flexible schedule. Your guide will lead you through a carefully considered itinerary designed to show you the best of the city in a single tour. You'll get plenty of personalized attention and the chance to ask questions while visiting highlights such as the Stone Gate, the Zagreb Cathedral, and the local markets and squares.

Taste your way through Zagreb—and do some sightseeing as you go—on this small-group food tour. Meet your guide in the late afternoon, and be certain to arrive hungry: this tour will take you to numerous restaurants and eateries around town. Learn about Croatian cuisine and its highlight dishes, and taste specialties from its different regions. As Croatia is also known for its wineries, you’ll accompany your snacks with several glasses of local wine.

Get to know Croatia’s recent history on this group walking tour. In the company of your guide, stroll through Zagreb and learn about the city’s experiences of World War II, Yugoslavia and communism under Tito, and the war in the 1990’s. Visit WWII-era tunnels and see a multimedia exhibition about war.

Avoid the limiting itinerary of a walking-only excursion and explore beyond the city center on a comprehensive tour that includes outlying sights such as Mirogoj Cemetery and Gornji Grad Upper Town. Listen to insights provided by your driver-guide as you explore by both foot and car, making the most of your time as you travel easily between locations, with hotel pickup and drop-off included at a time that suits you.

Admire the historic monuments of the Croatian capital and gain an insight into local life in Zagreb on this private walking tour. Accompanied by a local guide, explore the lively Ban Josip Jelacic Square, tuck into street food specialties at Dolac Market, ride the funicular to the Old Town, and admire the architecture of the Zagreb Cathedral.

Embark on a captivating 3-hour journey through the world of Zagreb's street art. Join forces with a seasoned local artist, boasting three decades of expertise on both the local and international art scene. Discover the clandestine nooks and crannies of the city that you won't stumble upon alone. Prepare to be enchanted by the enthralling tales from the genesis of the graffiti art movement. This is an adventure you don't want to miss.

The ideal introduction for first-time visitors, this two-and-a-half-hour walking tour of Zagreb covers the Croatian capital’s main historical highlights. Take a peek inside Zagreb Cathedral, see the multi-colored roof of St. Mark’s Church, walk down bar-and-restaurant-lined streets in the Upper Town, and take a ride on one of the world’s shortest funiculars, with tickets provided.

We will start at the main square (Ban Jelačić Square) from where we will hit the road and jump onto the shortest funicular in the world! As soon as we arrive to the Upper town, we will enjoy the most beautiful view at Zagreb and travel through time... Our tours starts: Lotrščak tower & "big bang" (hint: not a theory if you join the tour before noon) – Strossmartre – the one-of-a-kind museum in the world (Museum of a Broken Relationships) – hommage to Nikola Tesla – the most colorful roof among churches (St. Marks church) & the pillar of shame – Dante's grandson pharmacy – Stone gate – witches' rooftops – Mills stairs – monument to prostitutes & red light district of past times – „Craft beer“ pearl (Opatovina) – the 'belly' of the city (Dolac market) – Zagreb Cathedral – Ban Jelačić Square. If you are looking for more: it is possible to show you the A-List of bars – upon request & at your own responsibility! ;)

Get to know the city through the eyes of a local guide. With no set itinerary, you can customize the tour or leave it to the local for an enlightening introduction to the city. With our private walking tours, you'll skip the mundane historical tours and experience the city through the eyes of a real local. Our local guides are passionate about their city and eager to share their knowledge and insights. The will offer an authentic and personal experience. By the end of the tour, you will feel comfortable navigating the city and confident that you have all the information you need to make the most of your stay. - Private walking tour for just you and your group - Your guide customizes your tour to your interests and personality - Get a deeper insight into Zagreb life than possible alone - See Zagreb through the eyes of a local and discover its hidden gems Choose from 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8-hour tour options.

Through sightseeing and storytelling experience some of the most iconic pearls of Zagreb, Croatia's vibrant capital. Learn about the history of this fascinating city as you start your journey from Ban Jelačić Square, Zagreb’s central point decorated with mesmerizing monuments. Visit medieval settlement of Kaptol, the oldest district in Zagreb. Witness the second tallest building in Croatia and one of the most monumental sacral objects in Europe. Feel like a local as you explore the city’s best-known farmer’s market. Stroll the historic Tkalčićeva street where intriguing stories combine with captivating views. Additionally, explore Upper Town through Radićeva street, one of Zagreb’s oldest streets. Upon arrival in the old part of Zagreb, explore its main square which blooms with inspiring corners, including St. Mark's church, one of Zagreb’s most iconic buildings. Stroll the city's most romantic promenade and end the tour at Lotrscak Tower from which breathtaking views are provided.

Are you enjoying different traditions of architecture? You really can do that in Old Zagreb- three parts three different lifestyles. First, from the 11th century, there was a roman-catholic diocese- Kaptol. Then, from the 13th century, there was a free royal town- Gradec. In the 19th century, they were united and a new part was created- so called Lower town. Do you know that all together, that is old Zagreb; build until the First World War? Even if they are very close to each other, different groups of people, with different architecture and living conditions, developed these parts in a different way. Who were citizens of different parts? How did they live and work? Who were the wealthy ones? What were the differences between them and how and when did all together become one city? This tour is for history lovers to find out what was local life in the past like!

A walking tour of artistic Zagreb will lead you to the city's hidden treasures. Our tour guide is a professional artist who specializes in graffiti and street art. He will tell many stories about modern art and history. You will see Zagreb's artistic youth's favorite street. The tour guide will take you to the most popular museum street as well as alternative theater and concert venues. You will learn more about Ivan Metrovic and his journey from a poor village boy to a great sculptor. What are Mestrovic's most well-known sculptures? Marvel at the historic Zakmardijeve Stube, stroll through the tranquil Park Opatovina, and experience the bustling energy of Ban Josip Jelacic Square. Then, soak in the charming atmosphere of Martićeva Street and admire the architectural beauty of Trg Bana Josipa Jelačića.

This tour offers distinct view on a Zagreb history, cultural heritage and life style. In a fun and easy way you will learn many things about different cultures that have influenced Zagreb through its historical development. It's captivating to see many of these findings still in use today. • Our tour is led by licensed tourist guide who is also a professional archaeologist • All archaeological sites are visited in original finding spots • The tour is suitable for archeology enthusiasts as well as those who have no idea about archaeology or history.

Are you ready to discover Zagreb from old town to a modern area? The best is to start from Ban Jelačić square and follow tower Lotrščak, which is filled with sidewalk cafes and boutique shops. Pay attention to Kaptol- Zagreb Cathedral- 11th-century architectural grandeur, assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. It is Zagreb landmark and the tallest building in all of Croatia. If you are in love with Gothic-style sacral architecture, a walk through this cathedral is a divine experience. Like moving through the time- renaissance walls, Dolac fruit and vegetable market, the bloody bridge, the famous Stone Gate (Kamenita Vrata), the ruins of archways and walls of the Stone Gate connects the travelers to the medieval history of the city. One of the important Zagreb points of interest is the tower Lotrščak. Built-in the 13th-century, it offers a 360-degree view of the Zagreb city from the top. Moreover, it has conducted a ceremony every day for the last hundred years. How nice is that?